Naturally Blog — The Dead Sea

The Dead Sea (The Sea of Death) also called as Salt Sea is 377 meter deep, the world’s deepest hypersaline lake on Earth.  Almost 34 % Salinity present in the Dead Sea makes it one of the world’s saltiest water bodies. The Dead Sea extends from Jordan to Israel and West Bank. Comparing to oceans, The Dead Sea is 8.6% saltier than the Oceans. The Dead Sea has harsh environment in which nothing can flourish. The Dead Sea is about 55 Km long and 18 Km wide.  The Dead Sea was world’s one of the first health resorts, it attracts...

No matter how intelligent you may be, there will always be some things that you don’t know of. You cannot force yourself to know each and every single thing in this world because that’s just too impossible. Thus, there is that something that interest most people way back in the past until the present time. This something refers to that salt lake that borders the Jordan and Israel to the east and the West Bank to the west. Do you know that for thousands of years, this certain place has become an attraction to most people from around the Mediterranean...

The Details about Skin care from Dead Sea. In lots of malls around the globe it's quite common now days to locate a kiosk or perhaps a trolley selling skin care items from the Dead Sea. Frequently the salesman will approach clients offering to test the product such as body butter and also to perform a personal demonstration. You should have the ability to separate the details in the misconceptions when making the decision about with such cosmetics to use on your skin. To be able to be understand if skin care in the Dead Sea  may be the solution...

The Dead Sea is known worldwide for its great concentration of salt. This sea has an approximate of 45000 tons of salt that contains a variety of natural earth minerals. The sea salt and mud are 100% natural. These are the 9 steps to enjoy your vacation to this place:   Take a picture while floating on the surface of the water   Did you know that because of the high concentration of salt it is almost impossible to sink in its waters? Try this when you visit this sea and take a picture while floating. Floating is also the...

The Dead Sea is a unique place on earth and it has been around since millions of years ago. Several historical figures have had ties with the famous body of water. Cleopatra was said to be the first to build cosmetic factories around the area, and King Herod had also written about its benefits. Even Aristotle’s writings were filled with praises for the remarkable water. Rumor has it that the true baptismal site of Jesus of Nazareth is at the western bank of Jordan (Qasr el Yahud), just a few kilometres to the north. Here are ten interesting facts about...